Sentence examples for substantially less stringent from inspiring English sources

When we used substantially less stringent criteria based on the use of TENS only, all 90 responders in the primary care management plus TENS group reported using TENS at least once in the six week period and 63 (90%) responders in the primary care management only group reported not using TENS.

The OMB guidelines explain that the standard they use, "capable of being substantially reproduced," is less stringent than a "confirmation" standard because it simply requires that an agency's analysis be sufficiently transparent that another qualified party could replicate it through reanalysis.

The classification results did not improve substantially when more markers were included using less stringent selection criteria (P = 0.10, 391 markers).

This was found in CNVs determined by stringent criteria as well as those determined by less stringent criteria.

Decreasing the threshold to a less stringent value such as 15 ("very strong evidence" according to Jeffreys' rule) reduced substantially the FNR (FNR<31% when α i <-4 and FNR<51% when α i <-2) and increased only slightly the FDR.

That four fifths of the rsw4 female gametophytes appeared to mature normally implies that mega-gametogenesis is substantially protected from the loss of separase function, either because the protein is stabilized or because there is a less stringent need for cohesin removal.

Scotland has separate, less stringent, rules.

Anything less stringent will simply be ignored.

Now the bank is offering substantially less.

In 1875, a less stringent explosives Act was was passed.

Iraq had hoped for inspections under less stringent conditions.